In a distressing incident last night, Obey Chitova, a resident of Waverley Kadoma, was brutally attacked with a knife while walking home from work. The assault occurred around 9 p.m. near Jaison Moyo’s corner, a location that has recently gained notoriety for violent incidents. According to reports, Chitova, who works at the Grand Hotel and operates a phone shop, was slashed by his assailants and left with severe injuries.
A good Samaritan discovered Chitova stumbling through the streets, covered in blood, and immediately transported him to Kadoma General Hospital. Chitova’s condition remains critical as he battles for his life. The assailants made off with his satchel, which contained a laptop and several phones, adding to the gravity of the crime.
Residents have voiced their concerns about the escalating violence in the area. Chitova’s attack marks the fourth violent incident at the same location since the beginning of the year. The community is calling for increased security measures to address the growing safety concerns.
Police are currently investigating the attack, working to identify and apprehend the perpetrators. The incident has heightened fears among residents, prompting a push for enhanced vigilance and protective measures in the area. As Chitova fights for his life, the community remains on edge, hoping for swift justice and improved safety in their neighborhood.
In other news – Father of Ugandan Olympic marathoner demands justice following her death
Rebecca Cheptegei, a prominent Ugandan long-distance runner, tragically died on September 5, 2024, from complications related to severe burns inflicted by an alleged domestic violence attack. Cheptegei, who had recently competed in the women’s marathon at the Paris Olympics, was reportedly set on fire by her former partner, Dickson Ndiema, at her home in Trans Nzoia County, Kenya.
Cheptegei, 33, sustained burns covering nearly 80% of her body in the attack. She succumbed to “full organ failure” four days after the incident. Ndiema, who was also injured in the attack, is currently at large. Read More
